Does it ever seem impossible to keep up with chasing after your kids AND get real food on the table? I’m feeling it hard these last few weeks. ZERO inspiration in the kitchen. All 4 boys did wrestling this year so we’re literally running to town at least 4 extra times per week PLUS tournaments on the weekend. So if I don’t prep and plan supper I just end up cooking eggs and my friend, I’m to a point where I’d rather starve then eat another over easy egg right now. Since allowing our kids to do sports is a choice we’ve made I decided I needed to better plan or we’ll keep eating eggs. So I wrote down a

Do you ever wake up in the morning, glance around at the chaos of your home, and silently vow that today will be the day you finally catch up? YUP me too…. Getting your house cleaned, kids shuttled to where the need to go, AND getting supper cooked on time will be like sitting on top of the world. You’re not alone. The never-ending cycle of household responsibilities and hectic schedules can leave any mom feeling overwhelmed. But what if I told you it doesn’t always have to feel like this. Instead of beating yourself up for “falling behind”. Or fighting to get “caught up” again, I learned I can just reframe how I think about life. Many of you

Does it ever seem impossible to keep up with chasing after your kids AND get real food on the table? I’m feeling it hard these last few weeks. ZERO inspiration in the kitchen. All 4 boys did wrestling this year so we’re literally running to town at least 4 extra times per week PLUS tournaments on the weekend. So if I don’t prep and plan supper I just end up cooking eggs and my friend, I’m to a point where I’d rather starve then eat another over easy egg right now. Since allowing our kids to do sports is a choice we’ve made I decided I needed to better plan or we’ll keep eating eggs. So I wrote down a